Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-23

SKATING CARNIvAL.-There was a good
attendance at the Skating Rink last night,
on the occasion of the masquerade and
fancy dress carnival. There were not
many new and original costumes, the
greater portion of the maskers wearing
dominoes. All, however, whether on the
floor or spectators, had good time. Prizes
were awarded as follows: Best lady skater
locaN, club skates, Mamie Francis best
gentleman skater QocaD, club skates, Max
Dennery richest costumed lady, chate-
laine watch chain, Lizzie..Stevens; best
character by a lady, photograph album,
Josie Wittenbrook; best character by a
gentlemen, elegant cup, w. Person best
local character by a lady, cabinet album,
Mrs. +. Holden; best local character by a
gentleman, pearl handled revolver, j.
Saver: best impersonator of new beginner
on skates, watch charm, w. Clark; door
prize. a handsomely engraved and gold
lined silver cake dish, No 335-party hold
ing this number will call on the manager
and receive the prize.
REMEMBERED HIM.-Clarence Wilkins,
the promising young actor, was for a long
time leading man " of the Nellie Boyd
Dramatic Company. For several weeks he
has been lying very i'll in this city of
typhoid pneumonia. On the occasion of
the recent visit of his old company to Sac
ramento, Miss Boyd, the manager had the
sick mans room furnished with fresh
flowers daily, and has left orders for
bouquets to be sent to his bedside every
other day for sometime to come. Just be-
fore the departure Of the troupe last week,
Il. ,1.1,,s rxf tHa fact,
monial OF their esteem for the young
gentleman, and to mark the promise for
his recovery, that is now expected, sent to
him beautiful gold watch appropriately
inscribed, as parting present.
NEW METRoPoLITAN.-The Goodwin
company closed its brief engagement with
matinee yesterday and a final perform
ance last evening. The company is to re-
turn here in the early future, supporting
Clara Morris. The members of the COM
pany were warm jim their praise of the
dressing-room accommodations at the
Metropolitan, saying that it is the best ap.
pointed in that respect of any theater on
the coast, and as compared to most, if not
all, the San Francisco theaters, is greatly
superior in such conveniences.
ESlNuULah AOOlDENl-- cSttIdtiy
ing while John Merkley, son of r. j
Merkiey, was doing some narrowing on his
! fathers ranch, on the old Comstock place
few miles up the river, on the Yolo side,
he gave the harrow q toss, to turn 1t, when
through some accident, it fell back on him
and one of the teeth struck him on the
back. below the left shoulder, inhicting q
deep cut, about two inches in length. He
came to the city Immediately, and had the
injury dressed by a surgeon.
THAT you can save money (nearly one.
half, and yet secure the best, is demon
strated in our clearance sale of boots and
shoes. Don't miss the rare bargains
Red House.
SEE new display this morning in oul
three show windows Of goods on sale to-
day. Red House.
| MONDAY we close out all our short ends
| Many bargains will be offered. Clunie q
Kiley, corner K and Eighth streets, Sacra
mento, Cal.
REMNANTS of all kinds to be sold regard
! less of price next Monday, by Clunie q
kiley, K and Eighth streets
LAST week of our clearance sale. Still
| further reductions. See our new advertise
ment this morning. Red House.
! THE choicest assortment of spring good
arriving daily at Clunie e. Kileyis, Sacra
| mento, Cal.
NEW York MARKET, Odell & Herzog
Sacramento meat headquarters. Family
orders specially. Telephone No. 200.